Mozambique top court confirms ruling party’s win in disputed election
- Mozambique's top court has confirmed the ruling party's win in the disputed election.
- Allegations of electoral fraud have emerged, leading to dissatisfaction among opposition parties.
- Observers reported significant irregularities during the election process.
- The ruling party maintains that the election was fair and transparent, despite mixed international responses.
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Protests that erupted in Mozambique by opposition supporters, who allege electoral fraud, have been painted in blood after the Frelimo party's victory was certified.
During the protests in the 24 hours since the announcement of the result, 236 serious crimes were committed.
236 serious crimes and 21 deaths in 24 hours. This is the authorities' assessment after the announcement of the corrected election results in Mozambique. A commission had previously investigated possible electoral fraud.
21 have been killed since the last election, which opposition leaders say was rigged.
At least 21 killed in Mozambique unrest after top court’s election decision
After Monday’s ratification of contested October elections, a new wave of protests is under way.At least 21 people have been killed in unrest since Mozambique’s top court confirmed the governing party Frelimo’s victory in disputed elections, the interior minister says. The dead include at least two police officers, Interior Minister Pascoal Ronda said at a news conference on Tuesday. A total of “236 acts of serious violence were reported” since …
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